he wont need me... he's charged with a misdemeanor ....hell, i'd get a misdemeanor charge if i spit on someone
Wake Forest BBall coach arrested
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he wont need me... he's charged with a misdemeanor ....hell, i'd get a misdemeanor charge if i spit on someone
Still gonna be a conviction. Civil proceedings a possibility, and now he has been placed on leave. OJ got off also, sort of.
If you spit on someone, that person would probably wind up getting a felony. But you might not be around to see it.
If he pleads guilty to anything, and the judge accepts the plea, it goes down as a conviction at that point. We'll see.
Bosox, you are smart enough to know that defense of property is not a proper defense. Defense of yourself or another....absolutely, defense of property....never.
But how do we know the guy didn't swing on the coach first he had already punched one guy.
Question for the folks defending the deceased? Where was the deceased responsibility in being publicly drunk and already having hit someone? If the police hadn't arrived after the drunk had already hit at least one other person, why would you reasonably assume that they would protect the Wake coach or his property. You tards and your backward thinking, defending a drunk bully and throwing the book at the guy who was minding his own damn business before the drunk entered the picture. SMH. Jesus.
The deceased should have been arrested for public intoxication and damage to private property. The coach should have called 9-1-1 instead of confronting the drunk himself.
Get into a bar fight, hit someone and they fall and hit their head and die as a result....you're in trouble.
The drunk had already battered at least one person and the cops weren't there, pretty big leap you're making that they would have been useful to the Wake coach at that moment. Again, y'all are FOS.
Now you're bringing a bar in to bolster your argument? How? No bar mentioned anywhere. Look, I'm a reasonably intelligent person, please defend your position without strawmen or moving the goal post.
See the problem is that the drunk supposedly hit a guy earlier. The coach didn't know that so couldn't use it as an excuse that he was in fear for his life....not to mention the fact that he was in a car where he was safe but chose to get out and confront the guy. This is exactly how a prosecutor will look at it.
I brought up the bar because that is where most of these type of situations occur. Prosecuted a couple of them.
Safe?!? The guy was belligerently drunk and he could have had a weapon. So now we have you saying cops that weren't already there and a car are supposed to defend someone from an attack. Pretty sure GM, Ford, Toyota, etc...don't advertise their vehicles as being a safe place from attack. Try again.
COULD have had a weapon?!? Facts not in evidence. Nothing mentioned about him having any type of weapon. Don't play loose with the facts.
And if you think he may have a weapon and you have none, why would you get out of a car to confront him?
No....it's not any more relevant. Based on what's in that article, I'd prosecute and would probably win.
No you wouldn't and you know it. Only way this man suffers is through civil court.
Okay....but you are wrong. This case is not difficult unless something else comes up. My guess....He'll plead to involuntary manslaughter with a sentence recommendation.
Yes I know. That allows them to hold him for a short period while they investigate further. Not unusual at all.
So I guess that USC prof. had every right to punch out Stephen Garcia for keying his car. If that had happened I doubt you'd be defending the prof.
You think they are going to find more evidence. You are reaching counselor. Please tell me you did not operate this way as a prosecutor.
I despised Garcia when he acted like a petulant child and embarrassed our program on more than one occasion off the field. When he had his head on straight, he was great. And yes, the professor should have knocked him the eff out for that.
His family was there. He will claim he was afraid for them. Probably truthfully.
50-50 to me. Shouldn't have left. Just takes one juror to buy self defense.
True, but he would have to get on the stand to provide a good self-defense claim.
Good luck when he had a car load of sober, non combative witnesses to the whole thing. Honestly, you sound shady as hell now, I can only imagine when you were a prosecutor. And people wonder why the justice system is perceived as a national joke.
Where does it mention that the coaches family was with him. The film shows him walking away by himself.
It does say the victim had been with his family earlier.
Where does it say he had a car full of people with him?
Appreciate the personal insult.
You earned it after saying you're a former prosecutor and you condone holding people on one charge while trying to come up with others. THAT is shady af.
WTF!! Are you serious? If they actually commit the crime they're being held on, it's not shady. Plus they do get a bail hearing....where of course the other investigation will be brought up.
I agree; maybe the coach's intent was not to kill the guy, but he could have just driven away without hitting the guy.
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